I think you can play around with vibe coding and push it pretty far.

For someone that doesn't want to learn engineering, it's amazing.

The fact that with someone with no design experience, no game development experience

has done this in like four months.

I would imagine best case scenario, this is a few hundred thousand dollars and, you know,

at least a year, year and a half,

if you're coding it all.

It's like solving a problem that I have specifically, which is I want to learn a language,

I want to make it more fun, I want to have productive downtime.

And so I built something where I'm now actually getting the desired outcome.

The goal is to like launch this on iPhone and Android and be like, you know, on their app stores.

I'm Max.

I have sold a couple of companies and I've been, I guess for the last year plus just been

absolutely obsessed with AI and playing around with it.

And right now I'm building an AI game studio where we use vibe coding to build the entire

game, no engineering so far that's needed to build the entire game.

And my current project is building games that teach language.

So how do we get all the addictiveness of your favorite game with all the benefit of your

best language learning app and using AI to kind of power that whole process?

Thank you so much for being here.

This was such an interesting thing.

This is definitely a very special intersection for me between kind of AI and gaming.

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